VEGF, Pvf, Vegf27Cb, DmVEGF-2
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Gene model reviewed during 5.51
There is only one protein coding transcript and one polypeptide associated with this gene
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Pvf2 expression is restricted to the dorsal side of the midline in stage 13,14 embryos.
Pvf2 is expressed in the ventral midline starting at embryonic stage 12. Levels are strongest at stage 14. Over the next two hours of development, RNA levels decrease in a wave from anterior to posterior such that by stage 15 it is expressed in small, segmentally repeated points along the posterior region of the ventral nerve cord. These points of expression correspond to locations at which hemocytes cluster at the midline at this stage.
Comment: early stages
Comment: early stages
Comment: whole gut
Comment: whole gut
GBrowse - Visual display of RNA-Seq signals
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Source for identity of: Pvf2 CG13780
"smi27E" may correspond to "Pvf2"; the P{lArB}smi27E1 insertion is 41bp downstream of "Pvf2".
Pvf2 has a role in controlling the embryonic migration of blood cells.